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PHI LI PPS most i-t;spea fully informs the Public, that itis BENE FIT is fixed onSiiturctay next, epterri!,er 16th,, when %vitt be pertortned,(3Sth night), a Fa 'Vourite Comic Op :u, called MHE QUARTERLY REVIEW; No. 111. is publi,hed this Day, for loim Murray; 32, Fleet-street, and f . Ho - chard, Riccadilly; Lonion ; and may be had also of every Bookseller and Newsman in Town and Country. ADMIRALTY-OFFICE, ' Vevember ir, okg, j~TCTIC Hereby giveit,: that - Is Majesty's. Gun-Brig Minx . , kad been stationed tjjr the SC4IU Reef, f..-;r the purpose of erhibiti.lg a Light/it rep;rted (4 a Letter'receive:d this ;by, 71,1::-/c;iesre, His Ma jerrysA7,l„7/./drake), to I,:ive been C.' - aptured by . a Divirion of the Eveng!s Gun-batr, ikll.the'Evezing of the zd Instant. CALCUITA ItIARCH 23, Hog. WO IN TRAVANCORt. • Mr.. GISBORN E's NEW VOLUME OF SERMONS. This Day were published, • . In One VOlume, Bvo. price Bs. in boards, SERMONS, principally designed to •illuitrale and enforce CHRISTIAN MORALITY. By the Rev. THOMAS GISI3ORNE, M.A. • Printed for I'. Cadell and W. Davies, Strand. • - .Of whom may also be had, Two Volumes ot Seratons, by the same Author, published some tune since. Fifth Edition, price 16s in boards. The Volumes sold separate; and all Mr. Gisborne's, other Works. • We hive the satisfaClion'to present nut reld , rs with a very full and circtimstantial:aceount of ilia operations of the Southern Brigade of the Madras - Army, against the formidable lines of Aramhooly.-- • The whole force einployed on - this service under the command of Colonel St. Ledger, consisted of hiS Alajesty's 6th Regiment of Foot, 500 men of the ISt battalion, and the whole of the 2d battalion of the 3d Native.lnfantry, the f i(battalion of the iiith - Native Infantry, the till] Regiment of Nat iveCavky, and a party of Artillery, with field-pieces, aid 4 howitzers. They at - rived art he".;ravaticore front:or, and pitched their camp opposite to the Aramb,:i'2, - gate, on - February 6th, font- days previous to i her assault. The vyn-ks at Arambooly - conArtute a line of fortification, which extends for the ti - :ace of three quarters of a wile from hill to bill, and is flanked 'on the right and left by strong redoubts constrv.ted on either height. 'The great - gate, in ;he centre of the hnr2s, covers the principal pass to the huge rampart of mountains, wh:en &sided their kingd‘LO - vancore from the British provinces. Tb force, by which this-imporOnt b:irrier ‘A as defended, . ed of - 5600 regular infantry, - armed and,disciplined - after tlie manner of Company's Sepoys, and commanded by several Eut . opea::s, - niense muMtude pf• Nair nown.en, - and 11 - rC • ••• golar frciops. Thbugh thc ,r(?nchie T_*o-irt of the proceeding of the storming - p.or y cant ft ) ; si partteulats'lSeyond - those wh:cn olrea, to )01.1r re - ad.rs; it «ill st'l!, as the tef,tlA:ouy, an eye-witnes s , be re rusod y.tth sol - ne .., • . interest,. UP ALL NIGHT; Or, THE SMUGGLER'S CAKE. WITH A GRAND MISCELLANEOUS CONCERT, W. IV. POLE. AND ' A DIVER't IsEMENT. Tickets to b: hal of Mi. Philipps, No. 66, Newman street, Oxfi d- street ; at the Principal Shops ;; and of Mr. Spry .g, ..at.the Box Otfiee of the 'theatre, where places tur the Boxes may be taken. VICTUALLING-OFFICE, Sept. 8, 1809. HE COMMISSIONERSfor VICTUALLING • 1115 A 11/ JASTI" s NA Y do hereby give Notice; That on Ttiesday, the 19th instant, thcy be ready to re. terve Tenders, in -writing ( sealed its,), aad treat for as many HOGS (the C.ircates of !t,4"ch not to weigh less than one hun. dred and twelve pounds each), as will prod:zee One Mildred Tons of Y Qit K ; to h r in his Majesty's Viquallit g Ptem.:;esat Deptford, b e tween the .16th . of Otloher next, and the 3tst Jame ary following. The first delivery thereof in Zak' place on Monday 'the said t6th l'op,;ber next, andi.he subsequent.delive ies to h, cohtinuediwiee in rich week, in snchregyilar proportions a:l6x the 'whole shad be completed by the 31st of January belcre- v mentioned. a MEETING of.IVI,E RCHANTS -and BANKERS, at the City of Loudon TAvern, the 13th 'al) , of Septernuer, iSog, • . This Day was published. In one neat and very close :y printed Volume Bvo. price 1 4 s. in hoards, Third Edition of rTHE MODERN PRACTICE of PI - IY4IC.'s Charatlet - S, Cahsts, ppeatances, and improved Method of treat hit.; the Diseas2s ut all Climates. - R icE ICE THOMAS, M.D. of Salisbury. The pl . esent dition has been very much improved Be. having had a large portion of new and highly import in;.,:mation added limier:almost 'every head, the Diseases methodically arranged aster the IsiosOlogia of 'Dr.Cullen. . 0 ' •CHA(2LES 130 SANQUET, Esq, in tIL a t Ci,,r, • Resolved, rr HAT the foil - owing - GENTLEMEN be a Gir.l- .1. • inat‘st to Coi;duct the Entertainro,:nt- int..ll,i , d t s ,, he ziven at Mt-rch.itit Taii , ...rs' Ilan, on the ztti ol'Oe.t , ,,b;.::ii,xt, • wiz— T hpraton i. f.sq..Nl . e . Sir Richmi Neave, 13art, Henry 13*Ston L , ng, fiN; - ' - George Smith, "q , M-P. Thomson uionar, Esq; ; i ; I 'M'''. Pt 1114.1•!.. Esq... ' ' -ri v , nos R,i,l . Esq. Edward 1... t e, 1 , ...i. iNiilliam Astell, Esq. Mdi'. 19h0i1t41 1,5 , 1 15q, , . Th , nnas Flugan, E sq. M. l'. it'olieft 1 - Iniitcir, t.'sq, ~ , .1 ohnlkozitel &Cats illgron , E -;q. Inward Fors L er, tb4.. John Tunno, Es q. John Smni , F - sq .al P , George 'Hibierti it iiq; NI .., P : N' Vi I i tatli''' ii dalcti, 6 E. ‘ sq .. 'iNi.'l ) .• L: lohn Whitmore, Esq. t?o,l,4,iiu,,cickilis.MiLil t:bkiTJ Willian Manning, Esq.lll.P. ' W nifli.n Mellish, 'Esq . . M. ? Sir lames Shaw.. 13 09-• -4,. 1) • E 0 1 ;91yliliggl:r1 w,,,,- rs, Esq i.oh n rearse - ,'Esq• fohtr Maitland 12. • • 'I I' ~ , sc. ~ I. . 11,iii p : F,Aintorte,! Atm . .• •' - !I'll' Civis . ,,Contib ; I.: .• h i P ,: l Charles Bosai.quet, 1!:q. Sir Win. Cur .:is, Bar:. M.P. ' 330 - iia- ''" . I *';' 4 ;°i ) ,_ , Eb`,l. .1.0;!-Writt.4'711iii'rlliltins.' p e ,.-- .. , 'Lattl i As% ~ Tllts. taring Esq M.. P.- „ (Ji-,, ,:s Grant/t4. I.Vi.. P '... - .4, , e trUce i ; E'sq . ' '-1- )(No. : : rviys,,Ltti. M. 14,..,„ si ,-;-, ~, . ,•,-,... ,4 p. . Sir , -.045, 4,nte„,nart. ryi.. J.. )olio ftittusiinierstein, Esq. ()lin llainbri ..q. Samuel i'llornton;E tiq .N.1..1).-- :Tiloin"---ua u .,.. bridge, I:sg. - •' . Tickcts ‘l"l43bt.trielidered by Mr. F19;,c 7 01..,N , j• ,23, : 14 .A.W , Cily C hanthers,llisliops ga ie-ktreot, ' , from the r' : , I to - die 14th i of. lk,A dober :sleAt,„--,,betweett. - the - :hotirs ot ; rAeYe . .l and lour ;I o'clock, WILLIAM HOLDEN. —1 v , • 1 This is a judicious compilation of Fads, from the best Writuts; whik.ll may: be perused with great AdVantage by sitidetits, because,th.: different 'subjezts are treated with bie, perspicuity. The !tumor has chieliy followed' both in the Classification or Diseases, and in his ; , ; ottt .t is neCestiary to that Dr. Tho Mas dues not tie .1 servile Copyist. lie has abridged with judgment; modern t )pinions and Discoveries,. has. rretiuently d re;ult of his own experience, and his pt-I. fortll.it!‘ ! ! , 115!beconle,a11,useful Com.peit,4uincif the resent: : iStat Practice" —Monthly. Review. tot' lohn7.:Mut ray, 32, Fleet.4trect, London; and siAq a;sc. by every Bookaeiler in Town moot Country, ()t , whtmeinly be hau, - lately pnblished, '1 Hooper's l'hysiciart'sYade-Meeuin, re_ tivo Os. . .2 Surgeop'ss - Vlide . ,Mieurn, tc. Svo. 6s. :3 4 . Cooper's lictionary Of • radical Surgery, Svo.'iss. • The CoirditiOris of the Coi;traß"lrritp be rem at the Secretary% r.--gard be' h.. 4.1 to ci-s' render in Tyl.);cb the Prtie shall 1:4'4 be inserted -tut:v:is at length, (:/- that Shall not be ddivered to the liGa , d before One o'Clock' on ; the Pueld4i; isab unless the Person •zi,Lo nudes 1..7e Tender,"ar s.,nte On his behalf, attends, to whcn called fir. .rICTUALLING ft af , FICP., C 0 111117 S SIONERSfor VI C - 17.4 Lrb I NGs " I t His Mtiesty's du'bei-c;by give N,ifce, Hy; on .1c;; day next, tbe Mb tut. tiv will be de; s, is v ?lung ( sealed up), wed treat ig;; good, 3 ree , :d, ,lierchantake ads-L , er ab/e to Sarnpl, ro'be produced with the Tendeis, r y t'o delivered, ba// in a week, and tb, other half be a lot:Night ;ille;-4i , ards, lists 1114etty's stares at . D,ltprd, a,7,1 to be paid tor by Bilis, Nyable with iwerest, p.gt after Dale. Cox,iiiims of the (:::ntr as't may be s,,n at the .Secretary's Ofiee. regard will be bad to any render in which the Price shall not he inserted in words at lenkth, or that shall not be delivered to tire Board hefort Ole .'C'lock on the said ,11-ond‘Ey 'text, the 18th inst. nor unless the Person who makes the fender, or some Paton on his behalf, attends; to answer, when Called for,. BY THE KING'S PATENT. DR. INICiRKIS's-FEVER DROPS. C .A II , I !IONIt() , FFF.:E--I,IOUS F,. CO.CKSPUR.STRE ET,. CHARING-C ROSS. . • 'Trig PROPRIETOR °lnvifig - lieatl);"te-fitted tip thelticSl k` temiewitir thebittett accommedaton of his Xlurneroti4 Friencts, with fewfct itito49 - isthcro,his CO Fk E- M. 1)( 1M ' rellay -tor - I iielr4ecriAnit; and, t hat tine U WILL wiik.bc.crreb.:, , e this Day, tn th?i pertettton whicir is so Wen - KnuOvii to be t it:sracteristie mhdst obedient .incl inttch ttbliv4 hylobl e y-ervant; CHARLES BU-LOCK. 7:tittle seat to ail parts of Crown alitiVOuntry. • _ . rr HE ekperienc ef more than half a. century ltas k• — so fully estertP-isheir the reputation of this invaltiable I\tedicine,. that it is now unneees'so - y to expatiate . 91!tS efli caeji-inevery species of Fever, particularly the Scarlet and Typhus Fever, also the Yellow oriviurid Fevet ; they have never been knov• - n to tail, warn administered agreeable to di recto:3l'l' in the !vleasies, • Small Teethin, and most Dis.,rders incident tne) intaiVoiL rztr ciy ; the (k,:ays disc 'Of .te urdel +heir immediate intluemx, ;, I , rogres of a fresh Cold,,and are karticulaily ',raft _ . The Fatnily Bottle, 2 Zs. sokl at . a I i.,use, •No. 29, Lower brook street, k; . ririkr4 eNporiation are duly exe,uted ieb, 1 ;and 2S. wh lesale and r e t aL i ' • meet, anti by most iespectabi.• aoit , .r Also N It S acdehl.t .i + : I.i; )•• 7i 1 ) 11.1.S, with ampie I)itealoos, Zs, the words "'Faunae:, Norr i s Moore" ,;.„, .1% u.• ii e :;overn. ment Stamp ; no others are Ur CAll be 8c0uni,..:., TR,Vy'SI!OI:I'.OI•TICE, , • , . 1 STATE LOTTERY, To be draViin in On. Day, itotirot CTC:TC3, ER, $BO9. - • .SCHEMI-. . 4 - - 7 00 - - are - - kSo,ono 4 - - ;,coo - --- -- 4 - - - 2,0c0 • 6 90 8 - - O J,OOO 72 . soo . - - > - - - • 6,000 2 4 - 7 " 1 " 3 6 • - - - 5 0 4 , 9 2 0 - - - - - lj - 73 ' /°° .•..- 10,000 Tickets . - 1 'HIS LOTTERY consists of only 5,000 NWT)* hers (trom r to 5000 inclusive) ; but there are S tour TiCketF 0 . 1 each Number, which will.be s.,.verally entitled to whatever Prize is drawn against such Number ; ?Or-instance; if No. t shouts he drawii a Prize of 20,00n1. the Four Tic ke-s orthat Number will each be entitled to 2 . : - .:0001. mak ing, in the whole, So,oool. ; so filar if a ny .p erson s h ou ld purchase niwe than One Ticket of the same Number, 'and that NulnbA. Prove fortunate, he may gain, by Two Tickets of ' the baffle N umber, A Prize nt . _ ....... k4,00*-: By Thre e Ti c k ets of the same Numhero A Prize of - k;0,000 by Four Tickets of the Same N um t r ,t80,0 co .'\. !d all oth er P r i zes ii• tl - TICKS l S areasHAß' aine Pr°11"1"1" LSn Sale at all the Offices. ,C Zoo,oco MARINE RESIDENCE AND ESTATE, HANIP.; SHIRE. • 1 4 0 BE SOLI) BY AUCTION, Ie Oeober next, unless preyiously Disposed of by Private _ Contrail, ' 'THE ESTATE and HOUSE, called ROOK- C 1.1 Ft', its the - Parish of Milford, near Lyrdington.--•••• The noose is situated in a Paddock of 2a Acres, partly sur rounded.by Plantati ons and Commands most beautiful views Of the Isle of Wight, - Needles and surrouhui.ng Country. •It consists of a Drawing-room, Dining-mow, and Library, With suitable Chamfers, and Servants'. Officer: - The Estate con_ tilts about 250 Acres of Arable and Pasture Land, in a ring fence, together with the Mariors,'-or rey'utecl. Manors or ford Barnes. and Milford Montagu, and is entitled to exten. sive forest, and CcAnincii Rights. l'he Land-Tai is reu deemed, and the Estate tree of Krcilt Titdts, , eXc,:pt,ah,ut Acres. Abuut too Acres are let on ;•n old lease, whie!l cx trcS 1815 ; • the remainder: is in hand.. Theie 'are s gkod itcheii-Aidell, Green-house, Ice' house, C ,, ac:ll-luises, Stables, Ox-sheck, • i s ig-stii;, rind all - n..cessary. "" 6in g finial Uf Wiii. ii. Live been erected these tew years, togttlltr wail a H ouse -tut' th 13 e .I.llitl, and a' Labourer's cottag e , • - The Furniture, Fixtur, '‘,/'• • Prints, Faralitlg • Den.. -and•live Mock, be-included in the Purchase, or Sold. by A uttion the i' For particulars, m..d Lke ts to view Messrs. Graham, Ana Ootwithi!-House,' apply-to London. -, • This. Day was published, In Five Volumes, Odave, pike 21. Ss. in boards, a New .Edition of - • HELPS to COMPOSITION. ; or, Six litiii dred Skeletons of Seruions—several being the Sub-' +stance of Sermons preached betore the University.' By the-Rev. CHARLES SIMEON, M. A. Fellow of Kin,;'; Printed for T Cadell and W. IlavieS, 4t - rd. This new Edition includ es , i n the first Volt:int., tu laude's Essay on the Cnmposition 01 a z , erilion 3 and a tew reinaip 7 ittg Copies 01 -four of the Voltrmes of the torn,er Edition, eontairuni; Skeletons,' may be had either to t 3ether or se- Para e. *** As above may also be 14 d, by the same Author, The Fouutam of Living Waters ; a Sermon Preached ottok the University, of Cambridge, on Sunday, May 14, :4c9. lice Is. A • CJIING's PATEN T svoßm LoLENGEs. • WOR MS are the most frequent sources of dren's Di,eases. Their symptoms every Parent and Guardian 01 Children should lie acquainted whit. They oc casion Loss of Appetite, a Paleness of the Colour of the Face, Emaciation, and irregular state of the iloweis, attend ed after With violent pains . ; they bring on Convulsions; they, a/fed the growth of the Body, and they , .ptove-fatal, by end in a Consumption or Decay: Both as a Prevent , .tive and Cure ot these alarming Gomplaints, the•above'excellent Me dicine is universally a litm ed, on . the testimony of the highest Charaders in this Country, both hi rank and respectability, to have no equal. Their public approbation,' given to the Proprietor, from-a personal knowledge of its wonderful suc cess in their.ownTamilirs, stamps its merit beyond competi tion, anti gives a sandlot) to it, of which no other Medi, inc of the kind can boast. Parents,, and others who have the Care of Children, should have this Remedy as a Family Me dicine to resort to, wheneve. the Stomach or !towels of Chil dren arc anyway disordered, which it will always be tcund to relieve. . • • fztild,•wnolesire and retail, at Ching and Butler's. - No. 4, Cheapside, London; and retail by Smith, Scott, and Bax ter, •EdinbUrgh; Ne%vman, Exeter ; Hoxlamt and Gran ville, Plymouth ; Hazard and C rut well, Bath ; and by most Country Venders, in Boites at 2s. 9d.'ind ss. 6d.. each. To THOMAS TAYLOR, Esq. Sir, No. New Bridge-street, Blackfriars. iCO . NSIDEI it out an act of justice due to the ments•c,, your LEAK E's• PATENT /ILLS, to CUM , Municate to you the following Cure.which has recently beets pertc.rmed by them:— An Acquaintance of mine, by the breaking out of an old Venereal Complaint (attended by a complication of disorders arising therefrom), was reduced al most to a skeleton; and although- he' had the best medical advice which could he obtained, and tried a variety, of Patent Meolcines, nothing could be procured which seemed tv ;.nit his case, or to do him any serfice : he remained in a most re iliiced and pitiable situation for two years, unable to tollow his profession, and scarcely able to walk or eveh to stand on his legs ; in tad no one who knew him ever supposed it ,pos s,Dic for hit:r to recover. Ile was advised at last to try•yotkr Leake's did so, adhering strictly to the dirt-C:4ms given with them.' Hy had nut taken inure than two boxes be tore he . tound an 'alieration fir the better: this'encouraged Rim td proceed,- and by taking a few boxes more he rounl his app , .tite and strength gradnilly return, and is noW sa fieilth and stout as any. man I know. You arc welcome, , Sir, to J.cler any , person . to me for a confirm a ti on ot the abov e ac,ount it it should-bedoubted. 1 am, Sir, your obedient humble servant. Library, Folkstone. • • • THOS. PURDAY, Prepared and Sold by the Sole Proprietor, Tito 8 • TAY Lox, Ivleinber or the Royal College•of Surgeons, Lonrion, at his House, No. 9, New ]fridge-street } • Where, :itter a constant residence of more than Forty Years, • in a pra.lice particglarly directed to the Cure of Verie..• real Complaints, and. those incidental to the Parts of Generation in both Sexes, with that inviolable secrecy • which Men of his Profession should always observe, he hatters himself, the advice and assistance he gratuitous- ly administers to Persons taking this Medicine, will be esteemed by a discerning Public, as an advantage seldom to be obtainod, and void of ambiguity.' -Also_ sold, by his Appointment, for the convenience of those living at a distance, at the Perfumer's, No. 35, St. Al. ban's-street, Pall Mall ; the TOyshop, No. 103, street ; Mr. D.isborough's, No. 7, .Fish-street-hill ; Mr. Baxter's, South-bridge, Edinburgh,- Mr. M' t)onalci"s, Glas gow; Mr. Bull, Dame-street, Dublin;. Mr. Billing,e'S, Li verpool; Mr. Atkinson's,. Manchester ; and by one .Person in every consuletai.le Town in Great Britain and Ireland, in Boxes of only as.. 9d. each, sealed up with full an d plain direetions, whereby persons of either sex may cure theniselveS withease, speed, secrecy, and safety. N. ls. Every ; irox rest Britain is sealed up with a stamp, on wruch, by favour of the : , :ommissionzrs, is print ed at the. Stainp,otrice. " T. 'Taylor, No. 9, New BridQ street,wtehitnittite which is Felony, and allothers are coun tor teits . - •. • Sept. 6, aog. rrtin: CO.IIIIISSIONirf;RS fiat- Acti riling His tliSTI".y /1\ . .";L:0 R. S flow- taking: Clzre of ,Sick aed 47,anaCd . 4'earten, aita :or Coe a,rd.Cresto,ty of p,y,uners do Lerel;) give :be will 6e ready at t6e icyl) SepemA;) . , t 609, to re ceive waled Tevai,:rl., and .Ireat sac! l'et,s,vis.a.! may be will- ing to contrail for vitk:FiLw MUSCOVADO •SUGAR, PEARL. BARLEY,; ': • 'CAROLINA i21::1.., anti SAGO, F9r. S;A:,11 - 1unthr certain:lron the day of Tender. T er . 7 .4r Will b e re,:eit:;d after One o';:.7,ck on the Day of Treaty, nor . nig , noticed, u , ...less the Party, or an 'Agent for him, person4y a trend. 17:2,1, Teddx inte,t be accDnpanied by a Letter Jrom two I eipeclii:le ci.gaging to. be.rOme I , ,und with the s re,;;le,hz, : in t e Suit of . 2301. for the duet terfarmance yf the Contraa.. 1 , 7,tt6,r - Particidars Ie kizo-um, and Samples seem, 1;) , a!). al Ibis (Yee. RENOVATED HEALT3I. • . • • , . TT has been too frequently the subjea ofjust and I general repfobaclon, that tnen'ttestitute of the ele;nents of the medical art have oflifl - e(t themselves as canciiilates for public patronag:: in the prolvssioli .pltySl: for the purpose of doing to the result of our studtes acid experience, and TO prevent us trout benh.; cusses inhopfg those empirics whose imprudent pretensions have, unttunately t 4 society, been auu fsvou raid y ,receiver; we be,,leave to suolnit to the liberal and enli t ;liNneti a faithloi Statenie::t of our pursuits and AC quireinents. A tnfr having received a regular medical. educa. twit as the pupils : 'of Messrs. Grind:A and Wizard, whose lettures.and vrit.diCe, wel - 44refully attended, as professors and surgeons of the London i I,Avital • we entered ourselves as et udeirs'in tiiAt justly telehrated st:lo,,r tin* r:edical acq trent, the. Royal , Co;le'ge of EdiaburAh, -an d d were instrued it:ti:e dillereht tjails.heS ;:11a;Oilly, surgery, the theory and. pra4lo4, ri.e.t,% , :rter3 , .),u k y, eke. &e. by those cmintia Amin), Gregory, Black, Hamilton. I:lnican - we trust we shall not be deemed pre,;etriptuou Oho our proficiency and acquirements are not i laving :or a long set ies of year Made Venereal Cool. nt,oti, and tile various diseases o f Debi:Ay, time y i rt,eolar chje:n ot our and'oratlice, it Will, we lidpe, tn,it ‘ve 44, ve acquired .soperior know Legge .:f their tre.,t nte!it and e‘ne. In slight and recent cases of infection a perfeet re-establishment is completed in the short permit of two days ; And in those of the utmost in. veteracy, %viler!: (41:tcr pr:te.titk!Rers tiA ye gelled of success, a proper perseverrinct in our plan of treatment ensures to the. patient a sate and radical Amidst the melancholy variety of disorders which are the effeeis . of a habit long and most unhappily pursued , by the youth of both sexes, tnere are n-ne mom alarming or more distressing than those defieienci..., and debilities which fre gutialy prevent or embitter tintmatrimonial state. To . such persons it must be a consolation to know Iliat they may now, by a new and infaglible mode of treatment, f,e restored to that greatest of all human tilissings, a strong, manly, and v4;or ous constitution. In all of debility, from whatever cause arising, as well as in every species of venereal infeztion, we may be consulted by patients of either sex with the great est secrecy and honour. "Hours of consultation at home troin ten to three,.and - flom 6 iii the evening till to at night. Patients in the country ate requested to state the parties;. lars of their case, age, and general habit of living, &c. &c. Closing a remittance for advice and medicines, when the same will be given, or sent to any part of the kingdom.. To ensure that secrecy sv essential "to our undertaking, tne ptistage of lettlitS may be added to the account tor'inedieines'.' CURRI E and Co. Surgeons, No. 107, Halton-garden. Co.rr Messrs. Curti:: and Co have Certifie,ites from the above respeeta' i le . Pmfessors of London - Ind Fdinhwrgh, for the diligence, skill,- arid • lintnini!y, wirll'Which tin:). per formed the dunes assigned them luring the tinte they at. tended their Lcdures'and Pratiliee, y Ye r 3 ~ ._ ~:~ . _ ‘.‘lh access to the Workss ex tr. ~ -t; from the -s.eo . r.ne,, ot the hilt;, r and rocks. - The batteries ()it t lie n i,t t.:, manded the-whole line 5 and it wi t s prop ,•)',' t ht-.la j(3:t Walsh, wfro . cotnu.arids_o'ur ~.orp- s ,t, sessiorroPai'hillin the by - Ths • plan • - was adopted .. and fie thelii - ght of the gth instant. with two of the 69fh; two . Companies of the J 1 re. gimetit,' and seven companie's of our bat alu , the 2d of the' 3d. - - A partY'otpiO'neers ladders, nehad a few artilleri-met t..t 1 1 huts.-- I went with our cops; en- a.. night 11t ge.t.ng up the hill, through the obstacles I inn.. run,:.. Tiie • - enemy appeared very'vigilan; ; but their WlhnC ar tention was directed tOthe north hilt, towards which we had Sent several reconnoitring partiesd be cf.) , 'oe; fore. Having got to the top, the scaling ladders were place 1, and the whole force got in about an ' hour before day-light,- without disturbing a single centinel. It was no difficult rnatte! - , then, lo the enemy down the hill. Our artilkrymen turritd (lie guns of the battery against the• line ; as soon - as day broke, a party of ours charged the enemy on the ramorts of the- line, and drove them before them. At this time, the rest of Colonel St. • Led ger's force came . up from the camp, and the doors' being opened for them, they entered and took pis.... session of the pass and all the works, We-had - a Captain and a sepoy mortally wounded; besides five or six others slightly." After an interval of a few days, which were ern.' ployed in destroying the enemy's works and the 'un-- serviceable position of his ordnance, the army h!ing joined by a . detachment of 500 codiees belonging to the 3d Ceylon regiment, and a party of about. too men of the Royal Artillery, Whom Gen. Maitland had dispatched from Ceylon,, began their march into the interior, on the 17th. The enemy meanwhile had taken post at Kotaur, not more than seven miles distant from the British camp, and there awaited our approach. An advanCed party of Colonel Sr. Led ger's army, however, under the command of col. Macleod; of the Loth regiment, having entered the: village,• immediately proceeded to the attack; aiid drove the Travancorians from their guns at the point of the bayonet. The .guns i to the number of fell into the hands of the conquerors. Our loss in this engagement did not exceed the number or 4 or 5 killed, and about 30 wounded. Nei.her was the. slaughter on the part of the enemy very considera ble, the greater part of' them being siaved . oy .the precipitancy of their flight. Such indeed Was the panic which these rapid and repeated reverses had 'diffused among all. ranks, that they abandoned to their pursuers the fortresses of Outegbery and Pa panaveram, which are situated about -ten Miles from Kotaur, and are accounted two of the strongest posts in the- whole country. Colonel St. Ledger, after blowing up the ordnano.l which he had ,captrrediit Kotanr, advanced again on the 19th, and took pos. of octlt for:resse;. On the • Of February; 'the dare of our, 'latest a Iv.ces, the army remain,d encamped 'Within e Mlles of Papannveram. • To the - great Mortification of our gallan't: countrymen, the splendid palaCe of the Rajait -at that place was found entirely empty, the immense treasure of money and jewels, winch. it was supposed to contain, having been carettillY re moved at the time of the evacuation. ' Besides the deLiehinerit of artillery and inf . :miry froin Ceylon, which ioined Colonel St. Ledger inter the storm. 01. Atratnbooly, the whoie of the King's pith loot, commanded by Lieutenant , Colonel the, Hon. P.. Stuart, 'through the z-al and exert i,,ns of the Ceylon Governwen.,- had, on the first iritelli gence o: the disturoalices, been dispatched to GI They reached that 'place by Nea u‘i t;:e 4th ult. Atter the arrival of this reintorceinint, the ariny 1,, -re, under Colonel Chalmers, consisted of u l ,.ii . sts of 1200 lioropeans,' - (including his ..14,:jesty's 12tiLand I9to 'regrohentsy ca t . tOor bAttalious of ii.- tantry. iih con,terpience of - the great difilC-iii) of C6l - in I.:Ai iin.lib.fr of drnktghtt ;ilf,i^ anti les of equip r en, -liar -th powerful to: &L., 11.4 hitherto te'liYakiedo'n U Lifensit*e. The two .teal attest' tit'aitS :Wyu l t he T,i'avancorians on col A.. 141 ,anfi(l l '' ••• •